Creating an innovation platform for research impact: Lessons from the smallholder soyabean program in Zimbabwe
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This paper outlines the establishment of a broad innovation platform on to which more
players were invited in efforts to meet the demands of participating farmers. We share this
experience to encourage others to undertake impact-oriented programs. Scientific papers
emanating from this work have been published in a wide range of local and international
journals and conference proceedings available on the internet.
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